Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 4

EVENING OBSERVER, Departure of the Maili 3 i AKU1VK. A A I 8:30, i i i 4 5 10 p. IN. Ait r. 6:00, i 00,1: 30,6 30, Jilt X.

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tn. tut FART, 5:45 Evsxisa CMtSERVKit will hercutter lie tor Bale on the at Mr. Maurice co iifcut i on cry store, where anyone not a regular subscriber pot it immediately upon ifiilitiemiou. It cuualrfobe to jlte newsroom of Henry Wciler. PROBABILITIES.

SIGNAL STATION, OBSKKTATOUT, 3 p. 11.) Lower Lake Fair rvealber; stationary, followed by slightly rising temperature; variable winds, preceded in eastern portion by westerly winds. --IVormastc'r Jacob Melts suid to a reporter this morning that he was on the watch continually fur instances wlicreiu the county lias bceu imposed upon by pretended iiijpecumosity. One such case lias just conic to liglit, lie said, wherein Andrew Slailcowiuk, a I'olo, was the vic- tiiiHx.ffr. Wulkowiak drew, between Mareli 25 and April 3j.

worth of provisions on the C.XCLHC of pressing poverty. It tiow appears, said Mr. Mclis, Unit the Polack had money to loan and also possessed a mortgage. This coming to Mr. Meha'u cars he made Jlalkowiak pay him to cover the coat of the provisions and the trouble.

Tliis will go into the county treasury to-morrow. FRIDAY, JUKE 19, 1885. WJ.MUBK LOCAL NEWS. TUB SWEET tilitr. Blie read tlie valedictory; 'twas (Jeep and analytic, And scored a splendid victory o'er every carping critic; But inuehl fear her logic clear and all her moods Aud tenses Were lost upon my Iisi'mug car and my enraptured senses.

For when she talked of botany, apd leaves and grass and rush of), 1 only saw tbe roses red that mingled in her blushes. And when she spoke o( history, and turned its lamp-etiiiued pages, me its oalymjeteryirus what the poor girl'a ago is. She off on on cubes and squares grew flowcrr; It set me thittutBg what miglit be tho ijgure tf her So pondering down the jiurqact, I'd set my heart woo tier, When up uiliugubouqattstmeother fellow throw her; Took ont a note, blushed rosy smoothed nil its pinky orcnst-i, While over my devoted head my castle went to pieces. --Monroes ad. la'l column read it.

Plumbing. E.C.Fcrry Co. --Sewer iiipoaspccialty.E.C.PcrryCo. --Sewers by contract. E.C.Perry Co.

--Water pipe uevcr so cheap. E.C. Per- 1 ry Co. --Rubber qualities, ut bottom prices. E.

C. Perry Co. --Stylish and very desirable white hats and bonnets for ladies and misses just rc- at tlie Ene Store. --Thirty days only. To reduce our immense stock of men's, boys', youth's childrens' clothing, huts, caps and furnishing goods, we will sell-.

for the next 30 days--all our spriujr goods, far below their actual value. Itcmcmbcr the place, Buffalo One Price Clothing Store, 47 Center Dunkirk, N.Y. --Read Monroe's ad. on this page. --Money is now payable ou the city --Tlie Cadets will liold their usual dtill to-night.

--Postmaster P. 1-1. Siiellcy of Sheridan was In town to-day. --The rink will be open, only Wednesday and Saturday nights hereafter. --ITr.

Chauncey Ruth bun returned this morning from the PceksldH Military Academy. William Schaack, well known here, is the captain of the Stars wbo play to-night, --Mr. John A. Warner was elected President of the Fredouia Normal School Alumni nt its recent meeting. --X.

B.Wtml, Buffalo; B.T.Robertson, Lako; J. C. Bennett, Cleveland; G. N. Hotchkin, llochestoi; C.

H. White, Buffalo; J. C. Couklin, Loekport, are lit the Hurlbert. --Tbe Young People's Society of the First Presbyterian church will hold a Bible reading to-night at the residence of Miss Carrie E.

Williams on Eagle street. All interested are invited to attend. --Chtrlie Townscnd of Akron, Ohio, entered an appearance in town this morning, as is and has been Itis al! Lia life, to spend his birthday in the place where be was born- He will be 23 years of on the 23d fret, and will spend the interval with Ms parents on Buffalo street, --The Hotchkin family, concert company and bell-ringers, will give an tainment at the city hall Wednesday evening, June 34, at 3 o'clock, tinder the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. John's Episcopal church. The price of admission will be 35 cents for adults, The Miner Failure.

Mr. W. W. Holt said to-day to an Ou- reporter that ia his recetit absence he saw II. J.

D. Miner in Canada. At the same time the search was being made for Miner in Mr. Monroe's house, Mr. liolt said he and the absent banker were walking on Hanlan's island (which in Toronto Buy).

The rumors that Miner was in the city were therefore totally without foundation. Mr. Holt further expressed himself regarding the Lake Shore stock among the assets of the Exchange. "I am working for tlie benefit of the creditors," said he, "and neither Miner nor myself can profit by my exertions. I am holding the stock in the expectation that it will rise.

It was bought at 59 1-40. As soon as it reaches that figure--it was 57i Uiis noon with an upward tendency--the amount of the margin, $17540,85 will be released. Miner took this stock when he had a balance of $1540.85 to his credit and advanced $16,000 more, making the total of $17,540.85 to be released--less the fraction one-eighth for commission due Kissam, Whitney should the stock then be sold. The Mr. ilolt, ''have the apparent control of the market now and are forcing the stock up, Should it go above 59 1-40, every point will make $3,000 for the creditors, there being 2,000 shares." Itcgul.tr Soldiers (Volua: Through.

Train No. 3, on the Lake Shore; going westward, raa in two sections to-day. The second passed through a few minutes after eight o'clock, con- taiaed three cars laden with soldiers, of the regular army, on their way to in the West compliance with an order of transference from the War Department. While wailing here an amusing thing occurred. Out of the privates called a newsboy into the car and surreptitiously made over to him a dollar, with the instructions that be was to get 75 cents worth of whiskey aud keep a quarter for his trouble.

The boy got the bottle of whiskey and was just entering the car again when a great, finely built commissioned officer seized him by the waistband, took bottle, threw the ladcicar across the depot and smashed the bottle on Hit Another outrage by regular officer on the feelings of a private. Court of 15 for children. The musical programme will include selections by piano, flute, violins, cornet, bells, zither, guitars, besides numbers and a whistling solo. --Oyer a week ago the OBSEBVKB stated that a committee representative citi. tens had offered to visit the New York firms through whom Miner did his speculating, and obtia from them.in the in- tercut of tlie depositors a statement of Miner's dealings.

Mr. C. D. Murray, one of that committee, just returned. Be states thtt Kluam, Whitney Com- ptny met him courteously, assuring him, however, that Miner's losses ia his through their firm were able.

They promised to prepare a com- preheottrc statement of ajj losses, und this will be brought hen the flrsi of next week by of the committee pa bis return. People vs. Eclsoa Hurlbcrt. Indicted for bribery. Defendant withdrew former pica of not guilty and pleaded guilty to the indictment.

Sentenced by tbc court to pay a fine of $500 and stand committed to the common jail until paiJ. Fine paid. People vs. Beujuiniu Elliott. Indicted for letting a building, knowing it was to be used as a disorderly house.

Tried by jury and found guilty. Sentenced by the court to pay a fine of $30 and stand committed to the common jail until paid. Fine paid. People vs. Charles Smith.

Indicted for keeping gambling house. Defendant withdrew his foimer plea of not guilty ami pleaded guilty. Sentenced by uc court to pay a fine of Fine paid. People vs. iierbctt.Gardner.

Indicted for burglary ia the third degree, and lar- Defendant withdrew his former plea of not guilty, and pleaded guilty to petit larceny, which plea was accepted. Sentence suspended. People vs. Adelbert Ceas and Edward Doolittlc. Motion by Mr.

Barlow for dismissal of indictment. Motion denied. People vs. Pliincas Grossman. ed for forgery.

The jury in the Crossman case failed to agree upon a verdict and was discharged by the judge. SUPRBMK COUKT, Sl'BCtAt TMiJI. At a special term of the supreme court, held at the court house in MayvUIe, com- mcncing June 15, 1835; present tlie Hon. Albert Haight, justice, presiding: Merchants' national bank of Dunkirk vs. Charlotte A.

Smith, Oscar F. Pric f- ot cl Order granted, substitu ting O. F. Price to the rights of the plain Hiram Warren and another vs. Betsey B.

Wilbur. Order granted, continuing report of commissioners in partition. John S. Graham vs. Albert Gilbert Jr.

Order granted to snow cause why defen. dants should not be allowed to serve ail amended answer. Adati P. Parsons vs. Hiram Young et M.

Referred to H. C. KIngsbury toliesr and determine. A. Tatchell vs.

Manley J. 511. Judgment annulling uarriace eon- tract granted. Darius Hunt vs. Catharine Hitchcock and other.

Final judgment and con- finuaUon of referee'a report of eale i -Spring 1865. 5cc Monroe'i id. TJIE The the Jtopils The Re-gouts' eiami nations already mentioned, nil' last week in the public Tlie following are the names of the scholars who were successful ia passing them: ACAOEMK! Florence Maud Jessie Bradley, fcjcy M. Irta M. Little.

MaryC. Van Burcn. lizzie A. Frank C. Perkins.

Frank C. Libbie A Pierce. Alice M. Browne. Katie Desmond Mary E.

Laani-J. Clara I. Watson. Delia M. Win.

M. Everts. William P. HcyL Ernest Tl'illttims. Florence Maud Andrews.

Lucia Oary. Elizabeth E. Crawford. William P. Heyl.

Lizzie A. Wheeler. Botany. Amelia Ileuscr. Mary E.

Launiu. Ida M. Little. DoraJ. McCarthy.

Ada Timperty. Amy Stella Watson, Carrie M. Wilson. Earl C. Haggeit.

Frank C. Perkins- Cora E. BeardselL Ida 31. Bush. TilUe Frahttu Agues Foley.

Martha L. Foils. Annie C. Jfellie C. llcParinnd.

Hattie Newman. Laura H. Oehm. Nellie Belle Parker. Frances Pierce.

Theodora A. Pliclps. Hellie F. Seybolt Ada Maggie B. Waldroo.

Carrie 11. Wilson. Doherty. FredB. Giaord, Fred W.

L. Koch. Burt S. Parker. Charles Salyer.

Kittle Coburu. Katie Desmond. Mary Flaveo. Amelia Heuser. Lacy M- Kanslcr.

Mary E. Launio. Clara I. Watson. Amy Stella Watson, Lizzie A.

Wheeler. Carrie E. Williams. George E. Oorwin.

Charles E. Thomas. Zoolog Cora A. Corwiu. William M.

Everts. Physical Geography. Kiltie Cobura. Book-keep! tig. Mary Flaveu.

Miliicent TJ. Jolmseu. Harry I Johnson. Chavlcs J'l. 'i' Wiiliani Civil Cora E.

Beardseli. Kittie Coburn. OoraA- Corwin. Agues Foley. Martha L.

Foils. Mary E. Lannin. Dora J. ilcCfirthy.

Aunie McParlan J. Nellie C. Mcfarlaad. Alice T. JHuiphy.

Laura M. Ochm. Frances B. Pierct. Nellie F.

Seybolt. George Doherty. William D. Mooit, Burt S. Parker.

Waller Record. Chas. P. Uoberli. Aeneid.

IVsmond. L-mniii. Chir'aJ. Watson. Jessie Bradley.

Mttry C. Van Gcrtnnr). Mary Flaycu. Ernest Williams. Arithmetic.

Minnie lohcrty. Nellie Drccga. Rena Hollis. Kate Higfiins. Katie O'Brien.

Matthew Graff. Earl Haggett. Louis Harrison. George Thomas Prior. Jamie VanBurec.

Jessie Beantsley. Emma Ehlers. Gonneliy. Mary Gast, Maggie Murphy, Came Perkins. Alice Rogers.

Vena Seybolt. Hattie Stewart. SpelKng, Bert Abelt. Robert Nelsoc. James Madden, Michael Sullivan.

Mary Dubcrr. Nora Donovan. Alsry Clarrcsey. Maggie Kcough. Maggie Mulqueen.

Philip Bourne. John Durrel). Jolin Desmond. Guy Fullagar. Harrison, PATKPffg OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AW ft and BEST QUALITY ONLY OIBS Fourth of July EXCITEMENT HL OF OmatEIJ SLIPPERS FRENCH KID SHOES EVEKV DAY Tins SUMMER at Danforth Go's.

Flour! Flour! -AT TOOMHY'S and Itciait Flour and Feed itorc. Cor. Lion and Wriglit itreets, IMmkirk. rrak-s of Minnesota, Michigan imd Ohio Flours a specialty. II cudq darters, for the old and justly ijon- ulnr linuids of Flour, Akron Falls, WJiitc Dove, and White Lily.

All grades of Mour, Grain and Feed, at prices that defy competition. Tax Receiver's Notice! tor the collection uf the Tant CITV TAX tor the present year, nnd that I will attend nt whee in the City Hall in gaxl citv, from 0 ciot'S in the forenoou to a o'clock fndtthc af- Holidiiys erJTepted, COilMISNCING TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1 0 5001 payment of said Taxes win be or th A thirty days, commencing the leth of June, 18S5 at one icr cent, additional and one per cent' MrM Iwl ir: WALTEll I'lSKBL, Jieceivcr of Taxes. ICE CREAM! PARLOR M. LQEB'S -2 CENTER STREET. Established in 185S, COAL COAL AT S.M.

Hamilton's COAL YARD! Cor.Eagle and W.Third st. Dunkirk May be found SALT, LIME ASD CEMENT, Sewer Pipe, Drain Tile, Fire Brick, and CJay, Plaster Paris, Land Plnster and Hair, Phosphates, ASD LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Bed Cedar, and Chestnut Posts. Orders taken bv Telephone. wl John McCarthy. Daniel McNemey.

tiewix Murray. Robert Kelson. Thomas Prior. Carl Stanley. Jamie VanBure 15.

Gerald Williams. Libbie Avery. Jessie Beardsley. Kate Mary Crawford. ilamie Fernandez.

3targaret Kolcv. Julia Fink. Glottic Fink. Alice Hilton. Lizzie Klein.

Ida Kruger. Maggie ilabaaey. Daisy Madison. Maggie JUtaber. Maggie Murphy.

Mnntje McDouousrh. Alice Vena Seybolt. Hattie StewMrl. Minnie West. Mary Wnrte.

Alice Mary Clftrresej. At the locornolive Works. An ISxSi passenger engine was shipped yesterday to the Virginia Midland from Brooks Locomotive Works. To-day an anthracite coal buincr, 15x34 pa-si-ager locomotive was shipped to the UlstLTifc DeJawarc vodil. Tired, Languid, Dull.

Hxuctly excesses Ihc condition of thousands or people at this season. The depressive elfect of warm weather, and the weak condition of the body, can only be corrected by the use of a reliable tonic and itlood purifier like Hood's Sarsjiparll- Ja. Why suffer longer when a remedy is so close at hand? Take Hood's Sarsapa- rilia now. It will give you untold wealth in health, strength, energy. Boutslo Let.

Parties wanting to so fishing should call on Buehcr fc Thompson at the foot of Eagle stcet. They have good new experienced fishermen will take parlies ou if desired, They have fine boats for pleasure-riding also. tf THE SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES! At the Wholesale Store, fc Come and See the BARGAINS We are offering this Week, BICE ABELL 4lli i- Center Su. fimAirk, V. Saturday June 2O, 18851 HEYLI Bermuda Onions, To AH it May Concern.

Having been accused of being the author of tbe correspondence sinzned "A Victim of Miner's Exchange," inTuesday's paper, I wish hereby to deny that I wrote it- GAEL A. TKSCSCH. The Clergy, Medical Faculty and Pco. pie all endorse Burdock Blood Bitters as the best system renovating, blood purify. ing tonic in the world.

Send for testimonials. County am) Vicinity. has few bicycles. Titusvillcand Oil City have tennis clubs. "Jake" Wiggins, proprietor of the hotel at Sugar Grove, broke 1m leg recent- A man iu Olean likchcd his horse 1o a shade tree.

He paid a justice ten dollars for the offense. Plans have been Uniwn for ft two story brick building, to be built for municipal purposes, in Oil City. Two band concerts a week will be given during tlie summer from the Genesee house balcony, in Buffalo. Bradford's waterworks reservoir is dry. The mains were not properly buried and arc liable to he affected by frost.

Utica raised $6,000 for the slate flrc. men's convention last year. Syracuse will raise $8,000 for the meeting next August. county fair will be held The track IB to bo mate, mlly Improved by changing UM grade at About twcnty.flvo men arc at work up. on the dob bouse at Woogtio, Cbautau- qua lake.

OM or mom cottages are to be pot up doting the summer. Graham Wafers, Cabbage, New Potatoes, Spinage, Tomatoes, Blossburs: Mineral Water, New Cheese, Strawberries, Radishes, Bananas, Lemons, Lime Juice, Fairbanks' Dried Beef. James C. Russell! SUCCESSOR TO N. Jackson Oo, Dealer in and shipper of all kinds of COAL WOOD Office: KaU Front Street, Foot of Buffalo Street.

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